Browns Push for Longer Draft Pick Trades

On March 30, the Cleveland Browns are pushing a big rule change at the NFL's annual league meeting.

They want teams to trade first round draft picks up to five years into the future, instead of the current three-year limit.

This comes right after their own messy trade, where they gave up three first rounders for quarterback to Sean Watson, and it didn't pan out.

Ramshead coach Sean McVeigh called it out on a TV show, saying there's basically no way this proposal gets approved.

Fans and insiders are buzzing with theories on why the Browns care so much.

Some think they're eyeing a huge haul beyond three picks if they shop star defensive end, Miles Garrett.

Others figure they're done guessing at quarterbacks, and ready to bet the farm on its hot prospect.

McVeigh also dropped thoughts on Brown's general manager Andrew Berry during the chat.

Right now, the league's still chewing on the idea ahead of the meetings.

Whatever happens, this could flip the script on how the Browns build their roster moving forward.